Net Worth Of Tori Spelling

Tori Spelling was born on 16 May 1967 and hailed from Los Angeles, California. She was born to two famous people television and author and socialite Candy Spelling. Her brother Randy Spelling is also a former actor and now worked as a life coach.

Let's Explore About Her Net Worth.

Tori Spelling Net Worth And Career

Tori Spelling has a net worth of $1.5 million from her career as an actress and author. Tori Spelling is best known for playing the role of Donna Martin on the '90's TV Series 'Beverly Hills, 90210.'

Spelling started her acting lessons at the age of six with an interim coach whom her father hired. She started her acting career with the guest role in The Love Boat, Fantasy Island, and Saved by the Bell. Then, when she was 17, she got an iconic role, Donna Martin, on the TV series Beverly Hills, 90210, which was run for ten seasons 1990-2000.

Spelling was nominated for the Best Young Actress Co-starring in a Television Series and Best Young Actress Supporting or Re-Occurring Role for a TV Series from Beverly Hills, 90210. During her time in the series, she also features TV movies such as Co-Ed Call Girl, A Friend to Die For, Mother May I Sleep With Danger? The House of Yes, and Trick, and Scream 2, all in the '90s. She was nominated for the Worst New Star for the movie Scream 2. She also starred in movie and TV series such as Scary Movie 2(2001), The Help(2004), Family Plan(2005), Hush(2005), Smallville(2007-2009), Mystery Girl(2014), The Masked Singer(2019), and BH90210(2019).

Apart from having an acting career, Tori is also a businesswoman. She started her own fashion jewelry that she designs and sells on the Home Shopping Network.

Tori Spelling is also a writer. She has published three books. 'Tori Telling' is the first book she has published, in which she told about her life in the limelight. And she published 'Mommyhood,' in which she told about the struggle and experience of being a mother. Lastly, she published a book named 'Unchartered Territori.'

In 2020, Tori and Dean paid $3.7 million for a 5,980 square foot home in the Santa Monica Mountains. The mansion includes five bedrooms, eight bathrooms, a gourmet kitchen, a playroom, and a wet bar, and the property features a swimming pool and a spa with a rock waterfall. The couple previously owned a 6,700 square foot Encino estate, which they sold for $2.5 million in 2011.

Tori Spelling Had Financial Problem

Tori Spelling has a long history of financial trouble, which is heavily spread throughout the media. Tori has had money seized from her bank account to pay old bills, and additional lawsuits are still pending.

Tori's father, Aaron Spelling, was one of the most successful producers of all time, and he died in 2006. When he died, he left massive fortunes to both his children Tori and Randy. However, Randy and Tori inherited about $800,000 each from their father. Tori's financial problem started right after his father died, as she spent $50,000 for shopping at that time. As her mother Candy Spelling told The New York Times, she was out of control for spending money after her father died.

Tori's financial trouble started as her father cut largely will after her father died. Tori and her husband Dean claim that they were so broke that they couldn't afford a procedure that would put an end to their child-bearing years in 2013. Her husband, Dean McDermott, was interested in getting a vasectomy, but his manager told them they couldn't afford it. At that time, they have already had four children.

In 2016, Tori came to the limelight after filing a lawsuit sued by City National Bank for failure to repay a loan. According to E!The couple got a loan from the City National Bank in 2012. However, they stopped their due payment, and they had a due payment of $188,000. It was unclear why the couple took the loan, but Tori overdrew an account she held in the same bank for more than $17,000. The case is still pending.

At the same time, in 2016, American Express also filed a case against the couple after they owned about $100,000. The debt skiing from debit charges on several platinum cards Tori held on the company. The lawsuit in 2016 is the reason why Tori's funds were seized.